It
is harvest time for raspberries at the allotment at the moment and, after a slow
start, it seems to be a good season. This
year for the first time I am making Raspberry Wine. I have also made Raspberry Tags.
I
used watercolour paper for my tags. On
the first I painted around the edge of the tag with raspberry juice using a raspberry
as a sponge/brush. On top of this I have put the instructions for making Raspberry Wine.
On the
other side there is a list of ingredients and a fruit teabag envelope. I put
the teabag in the wine!
I will keep the
sachet of yeast in the envelope till I need it.
The
other tag has been soaked in raspberry juice overnight then left to dry in the
sun. It still has bits of dried raspberry on it. I am using this tag to make notes of any
changes I make to the recipe, because I never follow a recipe exactly. I’ll include dates, etc. so that if this
turns out to be wonderful wine I’ll know how to make it again.
Both
tags are tied with a raspberry pink ribbon and will be tied to the neck of the demijohn
when I do the next stage tomorrow.
I’m off now to see what you’ve all been making
with your autumn fruits. Thank you as
always for your encouraging comments on my Circus tags, I appreciate them all. To see one more Circus tag, go to my Creativity Abounds blogspot to see another sparkly creation! Cheers!
Bye
for now,
Jane
xx
This is a fun tag, must smell nice too! Valerie
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colour achieved. Good luck with the wine :0)
ReplyDeleteOoh, raspberry wine - sounds fab!
ReplyDeleteA great idea for this weeks tag - I love the little envelope and the beautiful raspberry pink colour you've achieved. Good luck with the wine!
Great idea, I never gave it a thought, but as Valerie says, the smell bust be delicious! Lovely tags..x
ReplyDeleteEvery looks so pretty Jane,
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of raspberry wine ;D
A great idea to write notes on the tags...I'd need them too :D
Very pretty tags and I love the thought of raspberry wine..yum!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!!
ReplyDeleteHow cool to make the perfect tag to put on your fine vintage! Hope it tastes as good as it sounds.
ReplyDeleteRaspberry wine, how delicious! The tag looks good enough to eat/drink too! I like the way the tag is functional as well as pretty.
ReplyDeleteJane x
What a pretty colour and such a clever idea
ReplyDeleteHIC ! Wot a luverly taaag HIC
ReplyDeleteInteresting! I've never heard of Raspberry Wine, but it sounds wonderful. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteMmm - raspberry wine, that sounds delicious!! I have been making damson gin. Love the ideas you have had for your tag. Carolyn x
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever and interesting tag..and liking the sound of raspberry wine!! ;) Jan
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to use natural colours, and I love the little tea bag envelope! Hope the wine turns out well.
ReplyDeleteWonderfully interesting and supremely useful tags.
ReplyDeleteFond regards
Pat x
Love how you have used the berries to colour the card.Brilliant and very visual idea. Hugs Mrs A.
ReplyDeleteWow Jane what a creative and beautiful colored tag, love that you used a teabag envelope, great idea with the recipe.
ReplyDeleteAnni
Nice idea for a tag, raspberry wine sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tag to satisfy all the senses - love the smell of raspberries fresh and while they are cooking!
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